multi-agent-orchestration

Multi-agent orchestration coordinates parallel Claude-based workflows using worktree isolation to prevent cross-branch contamination. It provides per-worktree isolation and gated execution so independent agents operate safely without overwriting each other's changes.

Automating staged merges and per-branch verification requires a structured phase-prompt workflow with launch-phase scripts. This orchestration approach applies gated execution across parallel agents, ensuring each branch passes verification before merging.

Yes, multi-agent orchestration supports a WATCH mode for real-time monitoring and logging in tmux environments. This allows developers to observe agent progress and lifecycle events live as the supervisor executes phase prompts.

A supervisor agent manages subagent delegation by distributing modular capabilities, while context preservation and progress tracking survive restarts and failures. This structured lifecycle management ensures workflows resume without losing prior execution state.

Yes, worktree isolation is required to prevent cross-branch contamination and ensure safe PR processes during parallel Claude coding tasks. Per-worktree isolation keeps subagent execution environments separate throughout the launch-phase architecture.

Phase-driven configuration for multi-agent orchestration is not suited for simple, single-agent tasks that lack staged merges or parallel verification requirements. It is designed for complex developer team workflows requiring per-branch gating and subagent delegation.